My 2013 Jeep Rubicon has a 110V AC outlet rated up to 150 Watts. Will it run this or maybe the smaller one? What is the current draw Amps on each?
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I own this wonderful machine and believe it to be the best way to sharpen your knives for the money. On the bottom of the sharpener it says 120v-ac 60hz and 1.5A. Hope this helps!
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I am not sure. The power draw is nowhere on it. Probably call worksharp support at (800) 547-0222. This sharpener is excellent.
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The larger, KO model, is marked 1.5amps on the motor so a 150W power supply probably would not work (at least very long.) The smaller model is marked .7amps so it should work with your 150W power supply. Power=Current x Voltage P=IxE 1.5 x 110 = 165 watts needed 0.7 x 110 = 77 watts needed Jeff Otherson
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This Work Sharp WSKTS-KO Knife and Tool Sharpener Ken Onion Edition would require a power inverter with 400 watts or larger.
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The larger, KO model, is marked 1.5amps on the motor so a 150W power supply probably would not work (at least very long.)The smaller model is marked .7amps so it should work with your 150W power supply.Power=Current x VoltageP=IxE1.5 x 110 = 165 watts needed0.7 x 110 = 77 watts neededJeff Otherson
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I don't know what the amp draw is on either sharpener, but if you take 150 and divide it by 120 it will equal only one amp +. So if your Jeep puts out 150 amps , you figure it out. Mike
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Oh the fuse is huge, I think 50 amps. You can get a smaller fuse though and substitute it into the gold plated connector
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Charger is 2amps so that would be 240watts @120 volts. is your transformer one that runs off of your car? I do not know about these but I do know that charging off of a generator reduces life and perfomance as the Sine wave? is different than typical AC current. Hope this helps.
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it draws about 4 amps,it takes a 7 amp fuse in the lighter plug, the fuse is a 1-1/4 long glass fuse, on the 120v adapter read the output it pretty much tells the story.
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Hi, I think you're a little misguided about amperage. Let me try to explain. The current that a device draws is determined by the device not the supply. You can have a 12v 500 amp supply yet the device will only draw what it is designed to or needed. In your situation your Pelitier device would draw approx 7-8 amps maybe a little more when first turned on(Surge Current) regardless of how overkill your supply is. What your concern should be is the supply have enough power to drive your device and always a little extra(headroom) & this supply does indeed have that. Also always be sure to use wiring that is heavy enough to carry the load and use circuit protection as necessary. In this case it could be anywhere between 18 - 10AWG depending on length & anything else you may be powering in conjunction with the Peltier device. Take into consideration that even though this supply has built in protection, it may not trip until high currents are reached therefore consider using inline fuse protection to the peltier. Hope this helps & feel free to ask anymore questions if needed. Also use care with these types of supplies since the 120v terminals can easily be accidently touched!
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Specs on this outlet are "MAXIMUM LOAD OF Z-WAVE OUTLET: 600W 1/2 HP MOTORMAXIMUM COMBINED LOAD OF BOTH OUTLETS: 15A 1800W RESISTIVE"... you have to check the specs of your AC unit to make sure it doesn't overload the outlet...
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Per manual, the machine draws 13 Amps at 120 V, thus 13*120=1560 Watts. I assume that this is well within the capacity of your transformer. I also assume that your transformer is a real transformer, not the electronic one which are only for resistance loads. I don't see cycles in the manual, but I don't think that cycles difference is a problem.
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I don't have a clue. However, I never had a problem with it plugged into the Jeep even when it had been parked for up to 2 hours. The same applied for using it with wall sockets for over 12 hours.
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The adapter lets it run on 110 (really 120) as well as 220 (240). It will limit the amp output on the lower voltage. If your lucky enough to already have 240 pre-wired, make sure your breaker & wiring will handle 30A. I stick welded at 120V/65A and wasn't happy with the results - partly due to crappy import store 6011. But at 240 I got fantastic beads with 6010,6013, and stainless in 3/8" thk pipe. It was a beautiful thing.
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Yes, it is only a 15 amp fuse. The amplifier does not produce 45W RMS, it takes the feed from your factory stereo and increases it to 45W. Its closer to a 25W RMS x 4 amp. With that said, I put one in my truck and one in my Jeep and I love them.
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My best guess is that the 12v 2a wall wart was the smallest, cheapest one they could find that could acceptably run the amplifier. I purchased an aftermarket 72 watt power supply for the amp to remedy this issue. If you're using this in a vehicle application you won't have worry about this as the vehicle's electrical system should provide all the amperage the amp will ask for.
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Hello Icepuck72!The unit will run your bar, because, as I looked around, I saw that this vintage type will draw between 25 to 35 amps. The Powermax at 55 amps should do the job. Just make sure to respect the colour code when placing the wires into their respect + and - or positive and negative outputs. Yes, this unit does also charge batteries but is primarily a power supply at 12 volts 55 amps. As the other person mentioned, normally, Camper trailers and RV's use this unit. Best of luck, and I'm sure your son will love it. Live well and have a great and healthy summer. Antonio
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I am not for sure what the draw is on the amp. I have it tied into my batter with a toggle switch to turn it off and on. I bought this for my rzr, which is in storage right now. I will try to get out there and take a look at the fuse size for you.
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I believe it draws around 10 amps, I myself had not had any fuses blown, most of the time I hook up directly to battery although I have had it running off my trailer light connector on back bumper with no problems.
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Not sure of the amps..but I have it wired in with two grill lights and a dash light and have never had any problems
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It's a none grounded 110 plug. So it will plug into any 110v outlet or extension cord. As for amps I don't know. I'm not really worried about it. I guess you would need to contact the manufacturer for that information. If it helps you any I wired my chicken coop 110v/20 amp circuit breaker and I plug it directly into the outlet. During the winter I also run a heated 2gal water bowl and a 150w heat lamp.
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I have measured the amperage draw at 14 volts (the actual voltage you'd be using these at) and the amp draw is 1.87 amps at 14 volts. Tested using an Extech EX470 meter